cleaning up besides what you heard about the dispose ailing of the body parts in the dumpster. the room had been painted. some evidence disposed of. >> craw yaw was also found not criminally responsible for attacking his classmate with a bat wrapped in barbed wire. psychiatrists said he was delusional and suffers from paranoid schizophrenia. >> police are investigating two shootings from last night. somebody was shot on jefferson street. less than two hours later two men were shot and killed on guilford avenue. police are still trying to find out who's responsible for shooting three people, including a 7-year-old boy on saturday. two men were sitting outside with the little boy sitting nor by when someone came up and opened fire. tonight we know the names of the baltimore county officers involved in a deadly shotting in

wood lawn. flaherty, wilson are on administrative leave. they were called out to a home tuesday night for the report of a burglary in progress. during an attempt to stop the suspect, harvey dragged a man from the men ni van he was driving. here's the latest on the high speed chase that started in towson and ended in gom doll gom. police got a call for a wanted man. the trooper spotted the pawk buccaneer police following the suspect and the trooper joined him and back into montgomery county. police used stop sticks causing the suspect to spean out and come to a stop. officers said the driver was combative and ended up getting tased. they believe they was under the

influence of drugs. the driver of the tractor-trailer involved in the bay bridge wreck that sent a woman and her car plummeting into the water below last month was on his first trip in the u.s. alone. the national transportation safety board said he works for a canadian carrier. the driver hit morgan links car and another vehicle pushing her over the wall. morgan was able to get out and was rescued. 19-year-old seth beckman was shot and killed. beckman stormed into several businesses, including a snow bam stand before being confronted by a sheriff's deputy and the deputy is the him. beckman's father believes that his son was high on synthetic

drugs when he within the on that rampage saturday night. those drugs, often sold as bath salts, spiels are widely available. the field office said they're often sold in mom and pop convenient stores or gas station. even though the bans are in place, creative distributors are finding a way to skirt the law. >> what you have are chemists, literally and labs coming up with ways to defeat our legislation. every time we come up with legislation to attack it reactively, they go out and change an analog or a molecule and create a tet totally different -- a totally different drug. >> social media is a way to spread the information. >> kids use them to find out where they can buy them and share their stories for using them. experts say the education is key. abc2 news is working for you.

we put together a synthetic drug guide on our website. this will show you what the drugs look like what they do and the dangers they pose to our kids. baltimore police still looking for suspects in that rash of cell phone robberies, mostly in south baltimore. police said the group is responsible for 20 robberies and carjackings. the target was people's cell phones. they said there was a trend to the robberies. >> went right up the corridor of the 14th district in northern district, remington, hampden, roland park, all the way up through roland park through northern parkway. >> after seeing that trend, some

suggested the suspect may have been cashing in those stolen phone at kiosks that pay for old tone -- phones. coming up tonight at 11:00, an upclose look at the bill that would ban the cash for phone kiosks and what the company is doing to fight it. to the latest developments out of egypt tonight. the veals continues to escalate as they continue to fight for cell of the country. militants ambushed two buses carrying off duty police officers in the sinai peninsula. 25 officers were killed. in washington the president is anxiously monitoring the situation but today, defense secretary chuck hagel said there's in the much we can do but watch and wait. >> it's up to the egyptian people. >> egypt is a critical ally in

the me. the u.s. gives more than a billion dollars in aid every year. today the white house reiterated that it will review that aid. meanwhile, former egyptian president hosni mubarak could be released from custody. he's on retrial for the deaths of protesters from 2011. more and worse floods are coming, so be prepared. that's the recommendation from a task force. the report by the hurricane sandy rebuilding task force said coast lal communities should assume floods will happen more often and sppgd now on protective measures could save later and calls for a more advanced electrical grid. all right. in a couple of days, a a couple

said their weekend was ruined at the theater. >> why they believe certain movie goers were targeted. >> weather wise, 76 at bwi. 10 degrees cooler than average. we've been as hot as 97. the big picture clouds, yes but maybe clearing. we'll talk about that coming up on abc2 news at 6. [ man ] launch sequence initiated.

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here we are in mt. airy. a carroll county tribute.

in front of the high school. wyatt will have the detailed forecast coming up on abc2 in a couple of moments. man, silver spring couples tipped off when they went to see the new movie the butler. they say security was beefed up. >> the couple said the audience seeing the movie was primarily african-american which they suspect had something to do with the extra police. many vented their frustration on twit ear date night for this silver spring couple, saturday night 8 p.m. showing of the butler but they said it was the security who caught them off guard. plain clothes police officers both inside and outside the theater. >> they had what i thought were bulletproof vests, side arms, a badge sewn into their shirt.

they looked serious. >> i've traveled the world. this is the first time i've ever seen anything like this. >> the cast of a long time butler is primarily african-american. the couple said the audience was mostly african-americans. >> there were rumblings among the crud of being profiled at the movies. they must have thought this would be a rowdy crowd. >> flours, a -- flowers, a labor organizer, took it to twitter. many had heard of the extra security here. >> oh, i don't have a problem with it, really. i know who i am. that doesn't bother me because i really wanted to see it. >> reporter: the silver spring couple is waiting to hear from the theater change eye hope regal hopes the treatment is deplorable and disgusting. they owe us an apology.

>> our expectation is they will do the right thing. in not, there are a lot of eyes on this and i believe they will respond by not spending money at regal. >> the theater said they often use security for soled out shows. they say their local management did not receive any complaints from guests. all right. it's back-to-school time but before you get back to the classroom, you may have to get your kid's immunizations. coming up wednesday, the department will provide recommended vaccines for no cost. this will be open from 8:30 to 4:30 at the resource center. >> now that we've got you covered for your shots, let's talk about school supplies. abc2 as teamed up with the preston mitchum, jr., foundation and the young school for our

annual back-to-school drive. we've been collecting all the essentials for local kids in need. for a full list, just head to abc2news.com/school supplies. just a couple of showers, just a few out here in western maryland, south of cumberland. most of this activity very, very limid. we don't look for much new rain, again, a stray isolated shower will be possible. otherwise, conditions with clouds dominating over the bay. great view as always, but those clouds are holding tough. a little late day sun finally break out. that's an indication of the weather to come over the next few days. right now at bwi 75. the winds are southwesterly. if you have a great photo, use your ipad than let. shoot it our way or head to the

facebook or twittedder apps. bay planner will be a decent one, a little warmer, sun out early after morning fog. bay water temps have cooled. we're down around the low 70s. light south breeze, not much wind to tell you about and the humidity running moderate. temperatures running moderate. cool overnight, nice warmup tomorrow, mid-80s we think. beyond that into the day on thursday, upper 80s. we think the sun will be back in force. the warmest spots likely to be downtown as we look at the numbers into the 80s, more sun, more heat. that is the bottom line. nothing is going to be hot tomorrow but this will be warmer. take a look at the setup as we look across the area. right now still quite a bit of mid-level clouds. shower activities diminish. most of the rain in effect today or coming down today was in

virginia, eastern north carolina down no hatteras. that has subsided. all south of the stationary frontal boundary. whenever the boundary is stalled, it keeps the cloud cover around. the biggest thing is it keeps temperatures down, down below seasonal normals, down below record lows. one of those way cooler than average weather. it should bring back some sunshine. take a look at the setup here. rainfall wise it looks pretty limited. tomorrow a stray shower, an isolated shower maybe in southern maryland but it looks dry into the day on wednesday as well. more sun breaking through the clouds, we thips and the more significant rain chance holding off until late day thursday as we reach peak heat. no big storms to tell you about in the tropics, quiet here as well. and we have quite a large area of convection here but no real

organization. still don't have an area of interest to clear. we'll keep an eye on this but gulf waters very warm but not seeing much development. tonight down to 64, patchy fog by your ride into the morning. use the low beams and give yourself a few extra minutes. tomorrow night muggy and mild. take a look. the next several days it will ramp temps up to mid-80s and upper 80s wednesday and thursday. the city could touch 90. as we look at the rest of the outlook, it's looking good. milder air comes in, some sunshine. best chance for showers, late thursday into early friday. >> there it is. >> all right. >> good weather, though, perfect weather for a big event. we're getting ready for the 11 best days of the season. preparations underway for the maryland state fair. the fair kicks off friday and runs through labor day along with the games, rides and all

that fabulous fair food. it's good, so good, make you fat. karli rae jep son and others -- carly rae jepsen and others are scheduled to take the stage. >> hey, you want to have fun, go to the zoo tomorrow. metro pcs takes over the zoo. the wireless company launched its 4g service and the company is offering free zoo admission from 10 until 4 tomorrow. and special access to a special refreshment area. >> check out this amazing picture of a polar bear swimming. this was not snapped at the disoo. the photographer got this close in the wild. can you believe it. he was on a boat in the arguments circle when-- arctic circle. he got the picture by hanging off the boat. the photographer said he hopes

pictures like this show off the beauty of wild polar bears and inspire people to protect those barms. we'll be right back.

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getting ready to move into their first apartment. >> should you buy renter's insurance. breaking down the three main things to lk out for. >> yes, $8 a month. you watch us at 11. do it.

this is "world news." tonight all out battle. at this hour firefighters march into flames, mountains look like lava and fire creates a treacherous surprise. tipping point, our martha raddatz in egypt, and a new warning for america. got you, speed traps. we're out with police to show you clues before you hear that siren. and the family photos are here. mom, dad and tiny prince george together at home.

>> good evening on monday night. as we come on the air it is man versus nature and there is a map that se it all, a giant wildfire spreading through idaho and watch it grow over this weekend. bearing down now on sun valley and the vacation homes, the giant mansions of the rich and famous there. veteran firefighters are calling this fire a beast and abc's aditi roy is right there with them. >> reporter: the beaver creek wildfire burns deep in the hills near sun valley idaho and 1200 crews attacking the flames and smoke from above and below. firefighters are work is against hot, dry weather and wind gusts turning the fire into

tornado-li tornado-like spirals. they are putting in a sprinkler system to protect the homes but most work is done with hand tools. they're digging away trees and anything flammable to make sure flames don't burn beyond this point. it's slow and labor intentative work. close to 10,000 homes at risk, among them some of the most expensive homes in the country, multi-million dollar mansion. bruce williss vacation home is now less than a mile away from the zone. arnold schwarzenegger owns a multi-million dollar estate six miles from the fire line. private fire companies are hired by insurance companies. >> i understand why insurance companies sent us to protect these high value homes. i get that and i don't have any problem with it as long as they stay out of the way of our fire

operations. dollars worth of rs insurance homes in idaho. >> any insurance company is going to want to do that. >> reporter: authorities tell me there are about 12 of these private outfits servicing the area. we're standing in front of the hot spot of the moment right now timber gull much. you can see the smoke behind me but there could be relief in sight, a chance of rain tomorrow. >> let's hope for that. thank you. now we want to take you overseas to the very latest in egypt, all that chaos there. abc's senior foreign affairs correspondent martha raddatz arrived there today walking the same streets she visited just a month ago. tonight she tells us why the spiraling crises is so dangerous for america. >> reporter: where does this go from here? were you shot? >> yes. >> reporter: we spoke today to 25-year-old mohammed sultan, shot last week by the egyptian